The Daily Dad They Shouldn’t Have To Earn This
Jul 1, 2020
The discussion dives into the story of Lyndon Johnson and his complex relationship with his mother. It highlights the critical importance of unconditional love in parenting. Listeners are reminded that love should not be tied to children's accomplishments. Instead, it argues for celebrating a child's inherent value from the very start. This heartfelt conversation encourages parents to foster an environment of acceptance, nurturing their kids without the pressure of earning affection.
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Lyndon Johnson and Conditional Love
- Lyndon Johnson excelled at reciting poems, earning his mother's intense affection.
- However, her praise became conditional, making him feel he had to earn her love.
Unconditional Love
- Love your children unconditionally, not for their accomplishments.
- Their worth isn't tied to performance or ease of parenting.